A map from Clark County Public Health shows areas by ZIP code where confirmed cases of COVID-19 have been tested. The rates per 100,000 of population in each ZIP code are shown by progressively deeper shades of color for a greater case rate.
A graph showing the percentages of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Clark County, broken up by age group. The left bars show the percentage of cases, while the right bars show the age group’s percentage of the total Clark County population.
A graph showing the daily number of confirmed cases of COVID-19, as well as a curve of cumulative cases, updated to March 30. The left axis shows the number of new cases per day based on the date of testing, while the right shows the cumulative number.
The rate of recently-confirmed COVID-19 cases in Clark County saw a second week of increasing numbers, as the county has once again returned to a triple-digit rate Tuesday.
Clark County Public Health’s March 30 update put the county at 105.6 confirmed COVID-19 cases per 100,000 population in the past 14 days, up from 90.5 cases per 100,000 last week. The county saw its lowest numbers in months the week prior, though the latest case rate still remains far below the 473.7 cases per 100,000 reported in mid-January, the county’s all-time high.
Public Health reported another 33 confirmed COVID-19 cases in the county in the Tuesday update, putting the county’s total at 19,380 cases since the outbreak began. There were 230 active cases as of Tuesday, which are ones still in the isolation period.
No additional COVID-19 deaths were reported Tuesday, keeping the county’s total at 242, including 217 confirmed to be due to COVID-19 and another 25 suspected.
There were 19 individuals with confirmed COVID-19 hospitalized in the county, Public Health reported, with another six suspected, awaiting test results.
